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ABSTRACT

Provided are a method and a device for real-time monitoring of tunnel deformation. The monitoring method includes: S 1 , erecting a plurality of structured light sources in an unstable area to be monitored of a tunnel structure, and erecting a monitoring terminal in a relatively stable region of the tunnel structure, where the monitoring terminal may communicate with the plurality of structured light sources; S 2 , observing all structured lights in the unstable area of the tunnel structure and obtaining structured light curves in real time by the monitoring terminal; S 3 , analyzing imaging changes of the structured lights, detecting deformation degrees and offset distances of the tunnel in real time, and monitoring the diseases such as settlement, convergence of a single-section of the tunnel and integral settlement of a multi-section of the tunnel by the data processing unit.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

This disclosure is a continuation of PCT/CN2021/121671, filed on Sep.29, 2021 and claims priority to Chinese Patent Application No.202110195026.6, filed on Feb. 22, 2021, the contents of which are herebyincorporated by reference.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The disclosure relates to the field of tunnel structure deformationmonitoring, and in particular to a method and a device for real-timemonitoring of tunnel deformation.

BACKGROUND

Tunneling methods of a tunnel under construction mainly include ablasting method and a shield method. The shield method is mainly used insubway tunnel construction. This method has characteristics of arelatively stable structure and a high cost, with simultaneous cutterhead excavation, slag transportation, segment sticking and track laying.The blasting method is mainly used in construction of high-speed railwaytunnels. First, blasting is carried out in on a tunnel face, and thenI-beams are erected and cement is poured to form an initial supportingarea. A deformation rate in the initial supporting area is high, makingit highly susceptible to disasters such as tunnel settlement andconvergence, requiring real-time monitoring of deformation. After theinitial supporting area is formed, the cement is poured to form apermanent tunnel structure called an invert closure area and a secondarylining area. After this area is formed, the structure belongs to arelatively stable area, and the tunnel structure is basically stableafter secondary lining is completed.

Currently, a total station is usually used for measuring in structuredeformation monitoring of a tunnel under construction. When tunnelingthe tunnel under construction, a plurality of reflective prisms (usually3-7) are needed to be installed at fixed intervals at a top of thetunnel by manual installation. The installation of the reflective prismsis inconvenient and poses certain construction safety hazards.Construction needs to be stopped to use the total station for manualmonitoring during detection, and a detection interval is generally 2 to4 hours. This detection method is time-consuming and laborious, anddelays a construction progress.

In addition, the above current monitoring method using the total stationmay only monitor 3 to 7 points in each section of the tunnel, which isvery sparse. Moreover, a time interval of monitoring deformation isrelatively long. If a disaster accident occurs during a monitoringwindow, the disaster accident may not be effectively warned.

A moving detection vehicle is usually used for an operation tunnel, andstructured light sources and image sensors are deployed on the detectionvehicle. However, this detection method may not be used in the tunnelunder construction using the blasting method, and has characteristics ofa long detection period and non real-time detection.

Therefore, there is an urgent need to develop a monitoring method oftunnel structure deformation that may be conveniently deployed in bothan operation tunnel and a tunnel under construction, without installingequipment at a top of the tunnel, and that may monitor deformation of atunnel structure in real time without an interruption, increasing amonitoring density and a monitoring frequency.

SUMMARY

In order to solve problems existing in the prior art, the disclosure hasan objective to provide a method and a device for real-time monitoringof tunnel deformation for monitoring tunnel deformation in real timeduring construction of a tunnel under construction and during anoperation of the tunnel.

In order to achieve the above objective, the method for the real-timemonitoring of the tunnel deformation according to the disclosureincludes following steps.

S1, a plurality of structured light sources are erected in an unstablearea to be monitored of a tunnel structure, and a monitoring terminal iserected in a relatively stable secondary lining area of the tunnelstructure, where the monitoring terminal communicates with the pluralityof structured light sources.

S2, the monitoring terminal observes all structured lights in theunstable area of the tunnel structure, and obtains structured lightcurves in real time.

S3, a data processing unit analyzes imaging changes of the structuredlights, detects deformation degrees and offset distances of the tunnelin real time, and monitors diseases of settlement, convergence of asingle-section of the tunnel and integral settlement of a multi-sectionof the tunnel.

In one embodiment, the step S3 includes following steps.

S31, the data processing unit locates a structured light area and edgesof the structured lights by utilizing an image recognition module.

S32, the data processing unit extracts center curves of the structuredlight curves.

S33, the data processing unit automatically or manually updatesreference curves formed by the center curves.

S34, the data processing unit detects states of the tunnel structure,and judges whether the disasters of the settlement, convergence of thesingle-section of the tunnel or the integral settlement of themulti-section of the tunnel occur.

In one embodiment, in the step S34, a method for detecting the states ofthe tunnel structure by the data processing unit includes followingsteps.

S341, sections of a tunnel wall are divided into left and right sidewalls and a vault, lateral and longitudinal displacements of the leftand right side walls are detected, and longitudinal displacements of thevault are detected.

S342, the center curves of the real-time structured light curves arematched with the reference curves, a difference calculation algorithm isadopted, pixel deviations before and after the reference curves indifferent sections of a mask map are compared, and horizontal orvertical displacement changes of pixels are compared one by one, and amaximum deviation is taken as a detection result.

S343, the integral settlement of the multi-section of the tunnel isdetected by a combined line difference algorithm, and a matchingstructure of the center curves of the plurality of structured lightcurves before and after of the tunnel is combined, and an overalldownward shift of the plurality of curves indicates a disease of theintegral settlement of the multi-section of the tunnel; and

S344, spatial mapping of a settlement amount is performed, pixeldisplacements are converted into spatial offset distances through pixelquantization to obtain an actual settlement amount, and a disease typeis determined according to a displacement direction.

The disclosure also provides a monitoring device for implementing themethod for the real-time monitoring of the tunnel deformation, includinga plurality of structured light sources and a monitoring terminal. Theplurality of structured light sources are erected in the unstable areaof the tunnel structure. The monitor terminal is erected in therelatively stable area of the tunnel structure, communicates with andcontrols the plurality of structured light sources, and includes a dataprocessing unit and a plurality of image sensors.

In one embodiment, the structured light sources are multi-band lightsources, and the monitoring terminal senses the multi-band lightsources, and measurement results of the multi-band light sources arecomprehensively analyzed to obtain a final measurement result.

In one embodiment, the structured light sources have built-in sensorsfor detecting whether the structured light sources are impacted or not.When impacts are detected, the structured light sources automaticallyreadjust the reference curves of the structured lights.

Beneficial effects are as follows.

Based on an improved structured light machine vision technology, in themethod and the device for the real-time monitoring of the tunneldeformation according to the embodiments, the plurality of structuredlight sources are installed on the side walls of the monitoring area andthe monitoring terminal is installed in the relatively stable area. Theimage sensors of the monitoring terminal detect real-time changes ofstructured light shapes on an inner wall of the tunnel in the monitoringarea, so as to monitor the disasters such as top settlement, two-sideconvergence, local settlement, integral settlement, surrounding rockinstability and the like of the tunnel. The disclosure may not onlyallow real-time tunnel deformation monitoring during the construction ofthe tunnel under construction, but also allow the real-time tunneldeformation monitoring in an operation tunnel. Since there is no need toinstall equipment at the top of the tunnel according to the embodiments,the embodiments may replace a common monitoring method using a totalstation for the tunnel under construction, and has characteristics ofdense monitoring points, an automatic system operation and real-timemonitoring.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

The disclosure may be further described and elaborated with attacheddrawings.

FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a device for real-time monitoring oftunnel deformation according to a preferred embodiment of thedisclosure.

FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of section division of a tunnel wall by amethod for real-time monitoring of tunnel deformation.

FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of states of a tunnel structure detectedby a method for real-time monitoring of tunnel deformation.

FIG. 4 is a flow chart of a method for real-time monitoring of tunneldeformation according to the disclosure.

FIG. 5 is a flow chart of S3 in a method for real-time monitoring oftunnel deformation according to the disclosure.

FIG. 6 is a flow chart of a method for detecting the states of thetunnel structure by the data processing unit according to thedisclosure.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBODIMENTS

Technical schemes of the disclosure may be explained more clearly andcompletely by describing preferred embodiments of the disclosure withattached drawings.

As shown in FIG. 1 , a device for real-time monitoring of tunneldeformation according to the preferred embodiments of the disclosureincludes a plurality of structured light sources 1 and a monitoringterminal 2.

The plurality of structured light sources 1 are erected in a tunnel faceand an initial supporting area to be monitored, and these areas arecollectively referred to as a monitoring area or an unstable area D1.Optionally, the plurality of structured light sources 1 are arranged atequal intervals. The structured light sources 1 are multi-band lightsources, the monitoring terminal 2 has a sensing function for themulti-band light sources, and a final measurement result is obtained bya comprehensive analysis of measurement results of the multi-band lightsources. The structured light sources 1 have their own targets, and themonitoring terminal 2 obtains position changes (settlement orconvergence) of each of the light sources by observing each of thetargets. Each of the targets is optionally a cross self-luminousinfrared light source. The structured light sources 1 have built-insensors used for detecting whether the structured light sources 1 areimpacted or not. When impacts are detected, the structured light sources1 cooperate with the monitoring terminal 2 to automatically readjust thereference curves of structured lights.

The monitoring terminal 2 is erected in an invert closure area or asecondary lining area D2, and a stable area. The monitoring terminal 2communicates with the plurality of structured light sources 1 in awireless or wired manner, and controls the structured light sources 1 tobe turned on at intervals according to detection requirements and a siteenvironment. The structured light sources 1 may be powered by wire or byown batteries. The monitoring terminal 1 includes a data processing unitand a plurality of image sensors. Optionally, two image sensors areused, one image sensor facing the monitoring area D1 and an other imagesensor facing the secondary lining area D2.

In other embodiments, a plurality of structured light sources 1 may alsobe erected in the secondary lining area D2, and the monitoring terminal2 monitors the plurality of structured light sources in the secondarylining area through the image sensors facing the secondary lining areaD2. Whether the monitoring terminal 2 has settled or converged may besensed by monitoring displacement changes of a plurality of structuredlights in the secondary lining area D2, and displacements of theplurality of structured lights 1 in the unstable area may be corrected.

As shown in FIG. 4 , a monitoring method of the device for the real-timemonitoring of the tunnel deformation includes following steps.

S1, the plurality of structured light sources are erected in theunstable area to be monitored of a tunnel structure, and the monitoringterminal is erected in a relatively stable secondary lining area of thetunnel structure, where the monitoring terminal communicates with theplurality of structured light sources.

Optionally, the structured light sources are installed at bottoms ofside walls of a tunnel.

S2, the monitoring terminal observes all structured lights L0 in theunstable area of the tunnel structure, and obtains structured lightcurves in real time.

S3, the data processing unit analyses imaging changes of the structuredlights, detects deformation degrees and offset distances of the tunnelin real time, and monitors diseases such as settlement, convergence of asingle-section of the tunnel and integral settlement of a multi-sectionof the tunnel.

Specifically, as shown in FIG. 5 , the above step S3 includes followingsteps.

S31, the data processing unit locates a structured light area and edgesof the structured lights by utilizing an image recognition module.

Optionally, the data processing unit locates the structured light areathrough adaptive threshold processing, and identifies edges of thestructured lights in the area by using a deep learning segmentationnetwork. The segmentation network optionally adopts a semanticsegmentation model.

S32, the data processing unit extracts center curves of the structuredlight curves.

Optionally, the data processing unit adopts a geometric distributionfeature extraction algorithm of each light stripe, and distinguishesupper and lower edges of each light stripe through edge detection, andeach center curve is a column coordinate average of the two edges, andthe edge detection optionally adopts a neighbourhood method.

S33: the data processing unit automatically or manually updatesreference curves formed by the center curves.

Specifically, the data processing unit includes a reference curvesetting module of the tunnel structure for collecting the center curvesof the structured light curves under a normal tunnel structure andsaving a mask map for updating.

S34, the data processing unit detects states of the tunnel structure,and judges whether the diseases such as the settlement, convergence ofthe single-section of the tunnel or the integral settlement of themulti-section of the tunnel occur.

Optionally, the above step S3 further includes: locating the targets ofthe structured light sources, calculating pixel resolutions in an Xdirection and a Y direction, and obtaining distances of pixelscorresponding to an actual space by the data processing unit, and a deeplearning network semantic segmentation model is preferred for thelocating.

Specifically, as shown in FIG. 6 , a method for detecting the states ofthe tunnel structure by the data processing unit in the step S34includes following steps.

S341, sections of a tunnel wall are divided. As shown in FIG. 2 , thetunnel wall is divided into a left side wall d1, a right side wall d2,and a vault d3, lateral and longitudinal displacements of the left andright side walls are mainly detected, and longitudinal displacements ofthe vault are mainly detected.

S342, as shown in FIG. 3 , a center curve L2 of a real-time structuredlight curve is matched with a reference curve L1, and pixel deviationsbefore and after the reference curve in different sections of the maskmap are compared by using a difference calculation algorithm, andhorizontal or vertical displacement changes of the pixels are comparedone by one, and a maximum deviation is taken as a detection result.

S343, the integral settlement of the multi-section of the tunnel isdetected by a combined line difference algorithm, and a matchingstructure of the center curves of the plurality of structured lightcurves before and after of the tunnel is combined, and an overalldownward shift of the plurality of curves indicates a disease of theintegral settlement of the multi-section of the tunnel.

S344, spatial mapping of a settlement amount is performed, pixeldisplacements are converted into spatial offset distances through pixelquantization to obtain an actual settlement amount and an actualconvergence amount, and a disease type is determined according to adisplacement direction.

The above specific embodiments only describe the preferred embodimentsof the disclosure, and do not limit a protection scope of thedisclosure. Without departing from a design concept and spirit of thedisclosure, various modifications, substitutions and improvements of thetechnical scheme of the disclosure made by ordinary technicians in thefield according to a text description and drawings provided by thedisclosure shall belong to the protection scope of the disclosure. Theprotection scope of the disclosure is determined by claims.

What is claimed is:
 1. A method for real-time monitoring of tunneldeformation, comprising following steps: S1, respectively erecting aplurality of structured light sources in an unstable area to bemonitored of a tunnel structure and a relatively stable secondary liningarea of the tunnel structure, and erecting a monitoring terminal in thesecondary lining area, wherein the monitoring terminal communicates withthe plurality of structured light sources; S2, observing all structuredlights in the unstable area and the secondary lining area of the tunnelstructure and obtaining structured light curves in real time through themonitoring terminal; and S3, judging whether the monitoring terminal hassettled or converged by the monitoring terminal according todisplacement changes of the structured lights in the secondary liningarea; and analyzing imaging changes of the structured lights in theunstable area of the tunnel structure, correcting displacements of thestructured light curves of the unstable area of the tunnel structureaccording to the displacement changes of the structured lights in thesecondary lining area, detecting deformation degrees and offsetdistances of a tunnel in real time, and monitoring diseases ofsettlement, convergence of a single-section and integral settlement of amulti-section of the tunnel through a data processing unit.
 2. Themethod for the real-time monitoring of the tunnel deformation accordingto claim 1, wherein the S3 comprises following steps: S31, locating astructured light area and edges of the structured lights by the dataprocessing unit using an image recognition module; S32, extractingcenter lines of the structured light curves by the data processing unit;S33, automatically or manually updating reference lines formed by thecenter lines by the data processing unit; and S34, detecting states ofthe tunnel structure by the data processing unit and judging whetherdisasters of the settlement, convergence of the single-section or theintegral settlement of the multi-section of the tunnel occurs.
 3. Themethod for the real-time monitoring of the tunnel deformation accordingto claim 2, wherein in the S34, a method for detecting the states of thetunnel structure by the data processing unit comprises: S341, dividingsections of a tunnel wall into left and right side walls and a vault,detecting lateral and longitudinal displacements of the left and rightside walls, and detecting the longitudinal displacements of the vault;S342, matching the center lines of the real-time structured light curveswith the reference lines, and analyzing changes of pixel displacements;S343, detecting the integral settlement of the multi-section of thetunnel, combining a matching structure of the center lines of theplurality of structured light curves before and after of the tunnel, andfinding that an overall downward shift of the plurality of curvesindicates a disease of the integral settlement of the multi-section ofthe tunnel; and S344, performing spatial mapping of a settlement amount,converting the pixel displacements into spatial offset distances throughpixel quantization to obtain an actual settlement amount and an actualconvergence amount, and determining a disease type according to adisplacement direction.
 4. A monitoring device for implementing themethod for the real-time monitoring of the tunnel deformation accordingto claim 1, comprising a plurality of structured light sources and amonitoring terminal, wherein the plurality of structured light sourcesare erected in an unstable area of a tunnel structure and a relativelystable secondary lining area of the tunnel structure; and the monitoringterminal is erected in the relatively stable secondary lining area ofthe tunnel structure, communicates with and controls the plurality ofstructured light sources, and comprises a data processing unit and aplurality of image sensors.
 5. The monitoring device according to claim4, wherein the structured light sources are multi-band light sources,and the monitoring terminal senses the multi-band light sources, andmeasurement results of the multi-band light sources are comprehensivelyanalyzed to obtain a final measurement result.
 6. The monitoring deviceaccording to claim 4, wherein the structured light sources have built-insensors for detecting whether the structured light sources are impactedor not; when impacts are detected, the structured light sourcesautomatically readjust reference curves of the structured lights.